found this today http://portland.craigslist.org/clc/cto/2787260104.html
wish i had $5500 right now cause it'd be in my driveway

 

oh .. my .... I'd fly to Vancouver and buy this if I hadn't already bought my stupid rat trap... like the OP says.. SOMEONE BUY THIS because its breaking my heart just to see it .

 

just talked to the guy,he said he was going toi hold it for someone until monday,i told him i have cash but he said sorry he was going to hold it.

 

I talked to the seller a few minutes after it went online.
He's about 10minutes away from me. It's a clean title. I can do a compression test if anyone is serious about buying it. I expect it to sell very soon at his asking price.

 

If only he posted this a month ago. I would have got it in a heart beat.

 

Is that so? Well I may just have to get in contact with you and meet up with him if its still available!

 

ohh man could allways used 2 fds! haha

 

That's a good deal. But I would hardly call a 93 fd rare

 

Buying a FD or really any car it is all about condition vs. price. On a FD your money is best spent on condition rather than price.

Price has gone up, condition includes rust HOLES.

 

Price went up to $7,000 because of the loan amount.

~T.J.

 

lol

 

Rust holes you say? Hmmm
I may have found a better deal anyway

 

Look up this guys area code? Wisconsin? And out of state plates without a clear title? Usally you'd go with them to the lender, watch him pay the debt and the linder will issue the paper work to be signed by both parties so that the title comes to you in your name. Price might be hard to overlook but this sounds sticky.

 

Where did you get the information about the plates being out of state? The picture on CL doesn't show them? Did I miss a posting?

 

He's reposted it several times, different pics each time

 

Brian, the seller and Peter the buyer, brought it by for an inspection this afternoon.

Looks like Peter has a FD now.

Brian bought it when he was in the military on the east coast; he fell in love, married and moved back home with his new bride to his home town two years ago. We all know: If Momma's not happy, no one's happy. Brian and his now happy wife enjoy their new toyota but he's sad to see the FD go.

 

Happy wife = Happy life!